First Electric car was designed and built by Thomas Parker in 1884.
Because of the high cost of battery the EVs are usually costlier.
EVs have fewer parts compared to ICE vehicles and hence need less maintenance.
The production of electric cars generates more carbon emissions compared to conventional cars.
Because of heavy elements used in the batteries the weight surpasses ICE vehicles.
EVs often use regenerative braking tech. When you apply the brakes, the motor acts as a generator, converting kinetic energy back into electricity.
The time it takes to charge an EV can vary significantly depending on the charger's power level and battery capacity.
EVs charge faster when the battery is low and gradually slow down as it approaches full capacity.
Extreme cold or hot weather can reduce an EV's range.
EVs tend to depreciate at a slower rate than gasoline cars because the cost of battery replacement is a significant part of the vehicle's value.